Teacher Appreciation Day is May 6th – Let’s Celebrate the Ones Who Make a Difference

If you know me, you know I love a good reason to celebrate and show gratitude—and Teacher Appreciation Day on May 6th is one I’ll never miss. Over the years, I’ve always tried to support my children’s teachers in any way I could. From gifting little treats throughout the year to buying supplies off their Amazon wish lists, it’s always been important to me to show them they’re seen and appreciated.

Teachers don’t just teach—they love, support, inspire, and guide our kids through some of their most formative years. That’s worth celebrating in a big way.

Now that my older son is in high school, things look a little different. There aren’t class parties or room moms, but if there’s one person I’d encourage you to recognize, it’s the Guidance Counselor. These unsung heroes are behind the scenes making sure students are on the right track academically, emotionally, and mentally. They are truly the heartbeat of the high school experience and deserve some extra love too.

That’s where The Social Society comes in. We’ve stocked up on the sweetest, most thoughtful teacher gifts that go beyond your basic mug or apple-themed notepad (although hey—we’ve got cute mugs too!). Whether you're looking for a little pick-me-up gift or something more substantial, we’ve got you covered. Think:

Female empowered Mugs
Beautiful Books
Sassy pens and notepads
Self-care goodies for those after-school wind-down moments
✨Gift bundles that take the guesswork out of gifting

You can shop all our teacher faves in-store or online at thesocialsociety.com!

Let’s make sure the amazing educators in our lives feel as special as they are. Whether it's your child’s homeroom teacher, a favorite past educator, or that incredible guidance counselor who’s helped your teen navigate life a little appreciation goes a long way.

Here’s to the teachers, the difference-makers, and the ones who show up day after day with heart.

Happy Teacher Appreciation Week! 🖤

Seri KertznerComment